Anon, Teatro S Carlo, 1830
Inaugurated on 4 November 1737 – replacing the Teatro San Bartolomeo (built 1621) - the Teatro S. Carlo was the most important opera house in Naples and, arguably, in Italy at mid-century.
Although the interior of the theatre was destroyed by fire in 1816, the façade was largely undamaged and remained as Mozart would have seen it.
- Mozart Relevance
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Mozart and his father heard Jommelli's Armida abbandonata here on 30 May 1770.
- Location
- Naples
- Sub-location
- Teatro S. Carlo